Computer & Tech Help

Local help for everyday computer and technology problems.

PC and Mac troubleshooting, slow computers, new device setup, printers, Wi-Fi, software issues, file transfers, backups, and other common technology problems for homes and small offices.

Tech Support

Practical, in-person help without the call-center runaround.

G&P helps with common computer and technology problems that can often be diagnosed, set up, cleaned up, or corrected at your home or small office.

Computer Troubleshooting

  • Slow PC or Mac troubleshooting
  • Startup and login problems
  • Software errors and basic cleanup
  • Operating system updates and settings
  • Basic malware and adware cleanup
  • General performance troubleshooting

New Computer & Device Setup

  • New PC or Mac setup
  • User account and email setup
  • Software installation
  • Printer and scanner setup
  • iPhone and iPad connectivity help
  • Basic device-to-device setup

Wi-Fi, Printers & Home Tech

  • Wi-Fi connection troubleshooting
  • Printer connection problems
  • Router and modem setup support
  • Streaming device setup
  • Smart-device connection help
  • Basic home technology troubleshooting

Files, Backups & Transfers

  • Move files to a new computer
  • External drive setup
  • Basic backup setup
  • Photo and document organization
  • Cloud storage setup support
  • Basic data transfer between working devices

Tech service scope

  • No guaranteed recovery of lost or damaged data
  • No advanced forensic data recovery
  • No motherboard, microsoldering, or component-level electronics repair
  • No enterprise network administration or managed IT services
  • No bypassing passwords, security controls, account protections, or device ownership locks
  • Some hardware failures or advanced security issues may require a specialized repair shop or IT provider
Other Services

Need help around the property too?

G&P can handle the tech problem and many of the small home or property projects on the same visit.

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Need tech help?

Tell Patrick what the computer or device is doing.

Send a description of the problem and, when useful, photos or screenshots. Patrick will let you know the next step.